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Great Loss Of Life at Sea.

CHINESE TRANSPORT GOES DOWN WITH 2S5 PER-
SONS ON BOARD
The steamship Gaelic, which arrived at San
Francisco Wednesday morning from Hong Kong
and Yokohama, brought advices TO the effect that
on september Is the Chinese transport Waylee
was lost In Pescadores, and 2SO Chinese and i've
Europeans were drowned. The British bark Ok
ford was stranded on the Batan coast September
ID but no lives were lost 1t is also reported that
the steamer Anton encountered q typhoon during
which the second officer and twenty -four Chinese
were washed overheard and drowned. The typhoon
Is reported from various places In the China Sea-
and nearly all vessels arriving at Hong Kong are
reported as having suffered more or less
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CHARLES G. FRANCKLYNs DBHENsk-Charles G.
Francklyn, who was arrested In New York week
ago on civil proceeding or allegations OF fraud In
nus care by Sir Bache Cunard, his cousin, will,
through hts attorneys. make motion shortly to
torneys said yesterday that the defense would be
that the missing money was lost In business done
on joint account by Francklyn with the knowl-
edge and consent OF Cunard. .Cunard was virtu-
ally partner with Francklyn. In 1872 the Sur
rogate passed the rnal account OF FranCklyn In
the matter OF his executorshtp OF Cunards fathers
estate. Since that time the business relations had
continued. during which period Francklyn had
Pald 70 Cunafd 81, 100000 In profits &C. Franck-
yn could De kept IN jail, according 70 that gentle
mans attorney, for six months afJer nnai Judg-
ment and no longer under the present proceedings
Ihefe was no chance for O criminal proceeding.
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AN AN ASSIGNMENT DDclAREp FRAUpuLINT.-InJ July,
1854. tne dry goods nFm Of Halsted, Haines Co.,
an assignment with preferences 70 the amount Of
s4o1Oo' large part OF which was TO personal
assets 100000. Creditors brought suits TO set
asioe the assagnment AZ fraudulent, but the CON-
plaps was dismissed An appeal was taken 70
DAY gave decision reverstng Tie action OF the
court below and ordering Q new trial upon the
0a1do Tor maud,
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A FENALH WITNESS DBoPs DEAD IN CoURT.-A
sensational occurrence was witnessed In the re-
cOrder's court at Augusta, Ga, Friday morning
last. Two Augusta factory girls appeared before
the court upon y charge OF nghting. Among the
woman Of the factory district Mrs Lakey was
the rirst witness called She advanced to the wit
ness stand, where the oath was administered
when she held up her hand In compliance with the
rules, answered yes, and Immediately fell upon
the floor dead few moments before she was a
picture OF health, being q large, rosy-cheeked
won N, and just before being called upon was
laughing with friends The body was removed
and an inquest held. The jury returned verdict
OF death from heart disease.
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CONVENTION OF THE IRISH NATIONAL LKAGUR-A
convention OF the National League will open at
Card1n, Wales, on Saturday, and will last three
days. Commissioners T. p. O'Connor, j. OCOnnOr,
Chilly, Foley, and Biggar ana number OF Welsh
members Will speak. The resolutions to be pre-
sented 10 the convention declare tn & the meeting
represents two millions Of the Irish race settled IN
Great Britain; that "we believe that Ireland will
never be peaceful and prosperous until she has
control OF her own afYa1rs" and that tive will
stand with the people at home until their rights
a re- -
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BERCHERs FINAL BURIAL PLACK.-The remains
OF Henry Ward Beecner were removed from the
receiving vault In Greenwood Cemetery on October
IA and placed In their final resting place. in lot
25911, section 14O, which Is In the new portion OF
the cemetery. Thel lot will hold fifteen graves At
the request OF MIS- Beecher the removal of the
body was made in the presence OF the family Only,
and very few members OF the church were aware
was made public.
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LOOK! LooKu LooKlll
The Weekly Sta. The Weekly Sta.
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is la 80
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Industrial history and condition ever, state sna as' WIN Is o"a
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THE WEEKLY STAR all
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To be Drowned Instead Of Burned,

Paris Dispatch TO the London Daily Telegraph.
According 10 the new arrangements which pre-
vail In theaters, playgoers while running less nsk
than heretofore from FIRE. in considerable peril
from water. few nights ago the performance
In Partisan theater was interrupted by
the bursting OF a water-pipe, which caused
an inunddtiOn In the basement and In the
stalls something OF the same kind occurred at
GrenOble during the performance of la Mas
cote" last night. About the close OF the second
Oct 90 that popular Operetta a perfett deluge OF
water fell on the people In the orchestra stalls.
There was slight panic and a swift stampede,
which enptled the greater part of the house In
two minutes. After a little while order was re-
stored, tine spectators being told that the sudden
shower bath was due 70 the bursting OF q pipe,
which caused the reservoir TO overflow. Music
was accordingly resumed, and all returned TO their
places except the nl-starred recipients Of the IN
llnknli-rnr dnnche
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HEAVY SENTENCE FOR INCENDIARIEa-At King.
ston, Canada, wednesday morning. the Police
Court was crowded TO suHOcatiOn with curious
people, who wanted to hear the sentences imposed
upon the tncendiarteS who were captured Tues av
morning. Newman was given twenty -one years
on two charges OF arson, both terms TO run con-
currently; Andrews the court considered doubly
guilty. for, as an old man, he had not only not pre-
vented, but had encouraged the crime and WAS
committed to the peniteDtiary for life The sem
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE FOR THE AMERICAS CrP,-
Al a meeting Of the Royal Clyde Yacht CluD at
Glasgow yesterday 1t was resolved to challenge
for the Americas cup, in the name OF Mr. Chas.
Sweet. The new champion will be a cutter.
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SPECIALTIES.
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scala watches 3every Card engrsvi aud prnS.
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ssamps ter marking and AZ kinos q ssaraSi nsssr1i
Sola ~ silver bullion snbroAderng- 1ssallas snd m
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TIME GREA1
GUNHE GREAT
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TO THE NORTH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
| STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

pJ3H The I SSEIH VEST SiTS SSSTHyEsE
T..,n. , IS FIFE / NAY d, isss. aaN =.
Trains leave from station corner Of Sixth
For and the clSaso Limited Express
% fas ss g and s s
With Sleeping Cars from HARRISBURG to Cincinnati.
%s ehe.Fs with sIsfPRS Car e shsss
Harrisburg to Cleveland. connecting at Harrisburg
Pacific Express. 10 90 p. m. daily. for Pitt.bars
and the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For hr1s Canaadaisua Rochester buffalo, NIAGARA,
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For New Srk and the East. 20. 900 IL 90 and
sunday: 300, i - Am: 90 81 io:os and
h%ss s s asgs suSa s PG aha p%
Fer sssl s'ssn III SlSsl
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afford
For iefass Sss and IL 40 .m
SS aa s,e SyS = g sas ed
For ~, Br,sIIYTs' S5 100. 9;tS. e:}S, lI;lo.
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600 pm daily. except sunday. sundays 900
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s F ss fss:Hs saaas 500
5 9l and ali Is a s nj l sa So 5 Miasif iO
Except Monday On sunday at 500. .: 10 and
and IL Is night wv w. "''-' ,01 '"-'
d 18th street and Venue and a.
the station. where orders be # Tor the checking Of
bgage to destination from hotels and Re r,tenses
General Manager rsasl Gent Fass M8ep ACT
DIEpMONT AIR LINE.
,o Schedule in effect september 5th. 1887.
Gordonsviile cnarlottesvie LyncibarE and statiSn.
as Eso Ens hS% s'
S S;,. wMoihigomery aud New Orleans Pullman
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ana Paam seePsr New
York to Aianta in connection with Pullman sleepers
.ni ins sod
trains Washington 70 Atlantis Does not connect for
$500; &sS r MSfsiy except sunday for Manassas.
h,yerton with Y. L. for Lur.y. arriving .. m
$3.50 T. M-Western Express Daily for Warrenton,
GoEdonsville Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati
and resorts ON and near Line Il Ches and Ohio
ton to LOuisville also for Bristol Chatts
noogs, Memphis Little k0ck and all Southwestern
Points: Through Pullman Sleepers WASHINGTON u
Memphis without change
k.ssS Ra
ieIas and Csifornis pullman sissSer @asRns Hs
New Pullman Sleeper w..hnssons 70 xnsus.a
Trains on Wsshins.sn and Ohio division leave WASH
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n; Returning leave Round Hill :O5 NJ Daily, and
b: 80 A. NJ. and 3:55 P.M
Through trains from the south via. Charlotte Dan
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Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
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81. LOuu WINS TIE LAST GANR-The a. I0uia
Browns won the last game Of the worlds cham
pionship series with Detroit In St Louis yesfar.
DAY. Tho Dooro WAe Q to2
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services over the remains OF the late Eilhu n
Washb1fne took place Wednesday Afternoon In
Unity church, Chicago The comm was Covered
worthy being cross OF ferns mingled with the
nag OF Germany, testimonial from the German
consul. Prof.. SWING delivered funeral address
Ma Roof WINS H.s CAsE-In the case Of Mrs
Cora Root, Of Phi!adelphia, against the Catskill
juries received In an accident at Cairo n. r. IN
July, 1850 the jury In New York YESTERDAY 6roucnf
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Birth Of An EVIL Spirits

Calcutta Dispatch to the London Times.
An extraordinary appeal case has lately been
heard In Madras which puts In evidence the active
character II existing superstitions IL seems that
one OF Che accused In the original case gave birth
In December last 10 a male child having four eyes
the lace OF a monkey, and crooked arms and legs
while erunted ike pig Immediately
90 It's outh The midwife placed the child
she and the mother raising cries OF alarm
The male prisoners then came and took the child
into Held and Killed II by striking IL ON the head
VITA club. Their explanation was that the
child WAS an evil SPIRIT which they were justified
BY the custom OF the country In Killing in order
th IN ON the ground Of a mistake OF fact This
decl-iOn was necessarily upset appeal The ac-
cused believed that unless the child had been
killed it would have grown to an immense size
and crvasted the country, and that they were
therefore committing a meritortous action In
oosiating 50 grave public calamity.
vised kandicaps for the Chicago cushion carom
billiard tournament, 10 begin November 5, were
ahhD1nc,d yesterday as having been nnally agreed
upon aS IoliOws Scnaefer and Slosson, 200 points;
SAItsr, lao; Gallagher ana Carlton. 100; Magyioli
ana Anso n 1Jo; Hatley, lis, and Mouids, Thatcher
w. aatnews Day, Donovan. and Mullen, lilo
LEWIS Lanyon, q miner employed at Twin Shaft
fttston. yesterday afternoon slipped over the side
=. w Oechet as ne was being lowered into the Dit
anu iel 70 TIE lotion, distance OF s-s5 feet
,.s .sin ". hgsN the aoscondng schooLtax col
tccter, OF tonshonocken, Pa. surrendered and was
iodged ~ Jtil there last night He abscopded about
thfce months ago, and Was said 70 be short over
5000 WV
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The southern forestry congress met In Hunts.
ville, Ala, yesterday. Delegates are present from
this city, Kentucky. Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Among the prominent delegates are Hon. A. O.
birmingham, A. H. Logan, shelDyville. Ky.; Hon.
Sidney Root, treasurer, Atlanta, Ga; Judge A. NJ.
Brown, Elizahethton. KY; Judge WHY J. Masy,
Mumforisville. KY; DIT. Carl Mohr, Mobile; Hon.
J. NJ Cuilman, Cullman, Ala Hon 7. 7. White,
Defuniak springs Fla; Prot. B. L Fernow, WASH
fngton, ID. e., and Mrs. Ellen Call Long, corre-
spending secretary, Tallahassee, Fla Prof. Fer
now pointed out the necessity OF preserving the
forests, and asked the congress TO endorse bill TO
be introduced into the next Congress providing for
the preservation OF the Understands belonging 10
the Government A resolution to the above effect
was unanimously adopted
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DIANO LESSONS.
Il MISS CLARA HARRISON,
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MRS. WlLLIMENE BROMLEY WILL RECEIVE
III limi ted humber of pul lis for the study of Piano
in luire HALIErT a. DAVIS Piano
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Russians studying English.

Odessa Letter TO the London Daily News
considerable number OF Officers Of the Odessa
garrison chiefly nrst reutenants and captains of
companies are suddenly evincing q remarkable
solicitude to acquire a practical knowledge of
English Several military acquaintances Of
mine whom I have questioned ON the subject
would not admit the fact, which I have now
learned BY accident, that the war ministry
given nunter of these officers in the shape Of
increased pay and rank 50 soon as their pro-
ncieney In our LANGUAGE is proved I was nat
nraily curious enough 10 inquire a little further
but the marked reticence Of my military friends
at once proved 70 me that a certain amount OF
Of artillery admitted, however, to me that he and
MS fellow military students OF English antfci.
pated that their promised promotion would be by
Asaatic Divisions, with an advance In rank.
From the Lynchburg News.
The Norfolk and Western employe who has
Charge OF the sperm oil used In lamps lately dis.
covered that more than the usual quantity was
removed, and upon inquiry learned that one OF the
men was drinking II "Why are you drinking oi?'
drink / have ever swallowed-beats coffee OF
WHISKY and VIII cure anything" was the reply.
Origin nj S0nse EnxlSsh words.
From the Boston Journal Of Education
Mercy and commerce are from the same root
Attach and attack are etymologically Identical
Valet used % be written vaslet from yassel vas
sailett- Pontifex probably meant originally
pathmaker. skepric originally implied merely ar
observer thence an inquirer doubter unbeliever
Idea that which Is seen: idol. a little image q
little statue, little shat which Is seen Wise
acre. Old Dutch, wissegger, spothsayer, German
ium Il rum ne Avn m Soas ns mdSon Pa5n
and food l. from the same root throVGh the Teu
Tonic language. Pasture ana fodder are from the
name root through the two channels.
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BOOKS, DC.

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All JOc Paper tor 30c. per piece
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Gold borders. 45c. Other Paper in proportion
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9TH street carr pass the door my2-om
The Portland daily press., 1887-01-01
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Dec. 81.
Codish-We notice sales of large Georges cod
at So 10 y qtl; small Georges S212; and Of new
Western Bank at 1914 and 2ss Grand Bank
scarce and selling at S21s to spa for large and
S21saG$214 for medium and small; dry cured
Bank 50 70; Shores S314 and 50 90 " etl; cusk
50 y qtl haddock at 81 75 hake S112 pollock
2 90; slack salted do 3 90. The stock of Georges
Goldfish is practically exhausted.
Boneless and prepared fish 31a0412c 93 ib for
hake, haddock and cusk, and 414d6c D ID for
goldfish as to style and quality. Smoked halibut
at 0aSo y ID; smoked salmon &C. Medium her.
ring Ice u box tucks 13c; lengthwise lie; No Is
at 1Sc; BlOaters soc; Alewives 1 10 % 100. New
smoked mackerel SC p fb.
Herrring-We quote Nova Scotia large'split at
S6AS7 y Dbl medium 90; Labrador so; Bay
Shore gibbed $4 Round Shore $3sS9$S34 East
port round $2s4.
4 Trout S12 p Dbl picked Goldfish 90 ;haoddoclx
S31a halibut heads at 8 tongues SO: sounds S12;
tongues and sounds 90; alewiyes 3 %; salmon
- 0oi fms 90; fms and napes 4 so; No shad
s IL ;sSw0rdfsh So.
Maekerel-We quote Is at SIT to $40; 2s S13
9Sl5; IS, $ll to &$12 ;extras S25@$30; bloaters
S37 to $40; thinkers S9GSlO
Fresh Halibut-Last!sales 31a and 41ac % ID for
white and gray.
Fresh codhsh-In small supply with last sales
50 rs ID cwt.
Pure medicine oil at coo y gall crude do 4oc
black1sh oil 55ci cod do soc; porgie at 23c. Ly-
ers at 35c " bucket.
Fish scrap So y ton; liver do 81.
Fish skins So; hsh waste So; halibut guano So.